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An autonomous system of detecting and attracting leafhopper males using species- and sex-specific substrate borne vibrational signals

2016-04-01

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In leafhoppers that are among the most important vectors of plant diseases, mate recognition and location are mediated exclusively by species- and sex-specific vibrational signals exchanged in precisely coordinated duets. These pests are currently managed primarily by insecticide treatments, however, current legislation and consumers’ concerns and demands require that the risks and impacts of pesticides be reduced...

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190074a1-0391-56f2-ad3b-ea6294741f18
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10.1016/j.compag.2016.02.006
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